Ukraine's president was reluctant to go into exile, citing a senior U.S. intelligence official with direct knowledge of the conversation, as saying the U.S. government asked Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to evacuate Kiev, but he refused
author：Jiang Shixue
The President of Ukraine is reluctant to go into exile
The Associated Press quoted a senior U.S. intelligence official with direct knowledge of the conversation as saying that the U.S. government asked Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to evacuate Kiev.
But he rejected the offer.
"The battle is here," he said, and "what I need is anti-tank ammunition, not free-riding."
The U.S. move was made to prevent "Zelenskiy from being captured or killed by Russian troops."
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Zelenskiy, a comedian-born, brought Ukraine to where it is today.
Ukraine's president was reluctant to go into exile, citing a senior U.S. intelligence official with direct knowledge of the conversation, as saying the U.S. government asked Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to evacuate Kiev, but he refused
Ukraine's president was reluctant to go into exile, citing a senior U.S. intelligence official with direct knowledge of the conversation, as saying the U.S. government asked Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to evacuate Kiev, but he refused
Ukraine's president was reluctant to go into exile, citing a senior U.S. intelligence official with direct knowledge of the conversation, as saying the U.S. government asked Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to evacuate Kiev, but he refused
